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Height
185cm
Weight
74kg
Skin Tone
Medium (skin tans slightly or browns)
Physique
Large
Eyes
Green
Glasses
No
Hair
Blond
Dominant Hand
Right
Blood Type
O RhD negative (O-)
Donor Type
ID Release
My mother suffers from a lot of pain every day, but she doesn’t let it show. She’s the strongest woman in the world!
Donor Curie
Background and family
Ancestry
European
Ethnicity
Danish
Religion
Christian
Native language
Danish
Children of his own
No
Family Tree
Grandparents
Grandmother
Danish
Grandfather
Danish
Grandmother
Danish
Grandfather
Danish
Parents
Mother
Danish
Unable to work
Father
Danish
Salesman
Siblings
Brother
Danish
Student
Curie
Our impressions
Donor Curie is highly motivated to help others in need. Knowing someone personally who was adopted has deeply influenced him, leading him to reflect on how becoming a sperm donor could significantly benefit others in similar situations.
Curie is very approachable and calm. He is easy to interact with and consistently polite in conversations, making him a great and pleasant person to be around. He has always been punctual, reliably showing up on time for all appointments.
He is very goal-oriented and puts a lot of effort into achieving his objectives, which likely contributes to his success as a professional football player.
Curie is a very attractive individual— presentable, well-groomed, and in excellent physical shape. He has beautiful eyes and maintains great eye contact, enhancing his overall appeal.
I am a very competitive person and I love to win as much as I hate losing.
Donor Curie
Nice to know
Favourite Color
Blue
Favourite Animal
Dog
Favourite Food
Sushi
Favourite Sport
Football
Zodiac Sign
Leo
What is your diet like?
Diet is very important to me as I am an athlete, and everything related to diet is crucial for my career. My diet is generally high in protein and low in fat.
My dream is to be able to live solely off playing football, so I wouldn’t need any other job.
Hobbies and interests
Which sports do you like to participate in?
Football, because I grew up with it. I also used to swim when I was younger.
What are your hobbies and interests?
Football has actually been my whole life. Besides that, I have also spent a lot of time with friends and family and my ps4 playing FIFA and other games. I guess they’re also included in football as a hobby
Questions
How would you describe your mother?
My mother is a loving person who, unfortunately, 16 years ago was in a car accident making her unable to work, so she’s been staying home a lot taking care of us.
How would you describe your father?
My father is a very passionate man who does everything he can for me and my brother to achieve what he never did and makes sure that we do not make the same mistakes. He’s a bit old fashioned.
How would your friends and family describe you?
I think they would describe me as a sore loser and someone who makes everything a competition. But they’d also say that I am a nice and well-behaved guy who wants the best for people, and that I can be a bit cheeky sometimes.
My dream destination is a place I haven’t been yet, like for example Bali or the Maldives. The reason is that it looks beautiful and like something I want to experience. I have traveled a lot, though.
Why do you want to be a donor?
I want to be a donor to help people who can’t have children themselves, and because it has been made so convenient to become a sperm donor.
What are you most proud of?
I am very proud of what I have achieved so far with my football career. My parents have done everything for me to be able to go to practice and matches and various training camps. They have spent a lot of time on it, and I am so proud that it has paid off.
What are some of your best experiences?
My best experiences are definitely the many football camps with the teammates and just football in general. Another great experience was going to Liverpool to watch Chelsea against Liverpool in football. I got the tickets from a competition I won during practice from my trainer. And of course, all the holidays I’ve been on with my family and girlfriend.
How would you describe your personality?
I love sports especially football and competition in general. I am a very competitive person and I love to win as much as I hate losing. I can have a bit of a temper at times, but I’ve improved a lot over the years.
What was your dream when you were a child?
My biggest dream as a child was to become a professional football player.
What are some traits that make you special?
I have a very high metabolism, and I’m in very good shape, I’m stubborn in an advantageous way and I can speak up if there’s something I don’t like.
My family means everything to me. They are the ones I have spent my whole life with, and we have been there for each other through the hard and good times.
Donor Curie
Handwriting
Handwritten text
Dear adoptive parent,
I have chosen to be a donor because I have a friend who is adopted, and through them, I have seen and experienced how well they are doing and how good the opportunity has been. Also, that there is a possibility for those who do not necessarily (can have children), or for other reasons have this opportunity
Personality profile
Emotional Stability
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Extraversion
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Openness to Experience
This dimension refers to a person's openness to new ideas, experiences, and intellectual curiosity.
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Agreeableness
Agreeableness refers to a person's interpersonal style and orientation toward others.
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Conscientiousness
Conscientiousness reflects the extent to which a person is organized, responsible, and self-disciplined.
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Psychologist opinion
Evaluation
The donor is well-reflected about the implications of being a donor. He has chosen to become one to help others because it has become a much easier process these days.
The donor has good intellectual resources and is expected to be a quick learner, who is good at analyzing and identifying complex problems.
Regarding his personality, the donor is generally calm and collected. He does not worry for no reason and is mostly well-balanced and level-headed. He has a temper that is usually under control, but regarding activities and topics he is passionate about, he can show some degree of emotions. Football, for example, is part of the donor’s career, and he is passionate about performing, which can lead to great frustrations if things do not go his way, even though others might not see these frustrations explicitly.
The donor is not particularly concerned about how others view him and is comfortable with his own personality. To others, he might come across as unapologetic, and he is not concerned with attempting to please others. The donor might not respond much to feedback from others, when it comes to critiquing his demeanor or behavior unless he has a severely adverse effect on others. He usually does not notice how he comes across in the eyes of others, which is helpful for staying calm and confident in appearance, but he might sometimes be less strategic in his interactions with others. The donor rarely worries but can be affected by concerns about the future, his career, and the expectations of others.
Socially, the donor enjoys spending time with others, mostly family and close relations, but also needs some space from time to time. When meeting others for the first time, he might seem distant and reserved. It takes some time before he opens up towards others but has remarkably close and rich relationships with the people that have known him the longest. The donor is not overly fond of large gatherings but can take part in them if it is required. He can be social and engage meaningfully with others but considers it more of a role to fulfill than something enjoyable. When taking part in social activities and groups, the donor prefers having a say in decisions and can be a dominating presence. He likes taking charge, wants influence, and has no problem addressing groups or crowds. He enjoys spending time pursuing exciting activities, whether it be sports or any other activity that gets the blood flowing or the adrenaline running. He can sit back and relax as well, but there is a definitive drive towards excitement. At the same time, the donor is balanced, serious, and sober when engaging the world around him. He is an effective worker and usually very controlled, focused on the reality in front of him, instead of the possibilities or the future ahead.
The donor is pragmatic, practical, logical, and rational. He prefers concrete thinking and is usually emotionally flat. Others might see him as a person not curious about his own or others' feelings. He prefers routines to follow in his life and is not bored by repetitive schedules or activities. The donor has some imagination and can be creative, but he is not prone to daydreaming or getting caught up in his imaginations. Usually he needs a specific, concrete goal before his creativity is sparked. The donor is a good and logical problem-solver and will view most of the world through these lenses. Others might view him as a bit too logical, and he is not well-versed in noticing the emotional signals of others. The donor has some reflections regarding this, and he knows that reading others can be difficult sometimes. He is principled, steadfast, and is not concerned with grand abstractions or philosophical discussions. He has clear values and prefers to hold on to these, rather than curiously explore the values of others.
The donor is generally trusting of others and tends to believe that peoples’ intentions are good. At the same time, he has a healthy sense of skepticism. If others break his trust, it can be quite hard to rebuild. He is usually direct, critical, and good at voicing his opinion. The donor can be strategic in how he presents his views and will attempt to further his own goals as much as possible. He looks out for himself and his own winnings. He can be political and smart about positioning himself, but others might see him as quite competitive and a little bit self-absorbed. He is good at promoting himself and his accomplishments. The donor appreciates recognition and praise, which also makes him seek it out. He is adept at advancing his own career and will prioritize his own goals over that of others. The donor is helpful and caring towards his close relations and family, but he sometimes finds it hard to balance and tend to many relationships, where others might find that obligation more natural. He can be sympathetic when the situation requires it, but he is good at keeping himself from being involved in others’ problems. When in charge, he can be expected to be good at making hard and unpopular decisions but might also be viewed by others as a bit callous.
In terms of his work ethic, the donor is concerned with performing as well as possible, and he tends to set ambitious standards for himself and others. He can be quite self-critical and has a lower acceptance of failure than the average person. He is detail-oriented and takes pride in a job well done. He is usually good at achieving personal goals, but he might have a challenging time staying disciplined when there is no clear appreciation or recognition from others. He is not structured in general, and to others, he can seem disorganized and a bit messy. The donor is not concerned with keeping complete order in his life, but he knows his priorities and can be flexible compared to more perfectionistic people. He has a general sense of self-confidence but can also admit that there are areas in which he has little or no competence. He views his own school grades as an example, where he might struggle in some areas and excel in other areas.
Individuals with above-average IQ benefit from improved problem-solving skills, allowing them to navigate complex situations effectively. They often learn new information faster and retain it better, contributing to academic success and increased career opportunities.
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